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Using the Genitive case (Natesaobiti) for possession. Learn how to say something belongs to someone.
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Jugar al fútbol.
es
accept an offer
en
sich waschen
de
Das ist weit.
de
दिल तोड़ना
hi
el birliğiyle
tr
قهوه فوری
fa
Faire l'éloge de
fr
痛苦
zh
Κάνω μια άσκηση
el
রুই কাতলা
bn
推动产业融合
zh
Partir en live.
fr
तयार रहा
mr
essere una formica
it
Am Computer arbeiten
de
വാ പോകാം
ml
एक हाथ से ताली नहीं बजती।
hi
ตาถั่ว
th
A fruta não cai longe do pé.
pt
¡A tu salud!
es
성질이 급하다
ko
हितधारक विश्लेषण दर्शाता है
hi
मजबूत रिश्ता
hi
Regras gramaticais
Complex Sentence Connectors
bg
On-friday vs. In-friday: What's the Difference?
en
Expressing Possession with 'Kuwa na'
sw
Personification and Anthropomorphism
hy
Common Literary Particles (၍ / ၏)
my
The Latin Alphabet (Alifbo)
uz
Japanese 'To': The Inevitable If
ja
Verb Endings for the Dual
sl
The Particle (တုန်း) for 'While' / 'During'
my
Negating Imperatives (করো না - koro na)
bn
Expressing Wishes with 'kaş' (Optative Mood)
az
General Counter 개 (Counting Things)
ko
The Particle (မယ်) for Conjecture
my
Demonstrative Adjectives
kk
Concession Connectors: No Matter How (avoir beau) vs. Anyway (quand même)
fr
French Reflexive Pronouns (me, te, se)
fr
Today, Tomorrow, Yesterday (ဒီနေ့, မနက်ဖြန်, မနေ့က)
my
Past Continuous Tense Formation (-ırdı/-irdi)
az
